19–20 de octubre de 2023
Parque de las Ciencias, Granada
Europe/Madrid zona horaria

Sesión

Medical and industrial application of neutrons

20 oct 2023, 12:35
Parque de las Ciencias, Granada

Parque de las Ciencias, Granada

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  1. Javier Praena (University of Granada)
    20/10/23, 12:35
  2. Ana-Paula Bernardes (CERN)
    20/10/23, 12:45

    Neutron-dominated mixed field irradiation testing stations at CERN are employed for scientific, technological, and industrial application. Currently operating infrastructure include the NEAR irradiation station at the n_TOF facility and a similar infrastructure at ISOLDE, called ISIS (ISOLDE Irradiation Station). NEAR is operating to the neutron time-of-flight (TOF) facility n_TOF [1] served...

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  3. Dr. Martin DENTAN (CEA-IRFM (Home Institute), and CERN (Project Associate))
    20/10/23, 14:00

    The radiation environment (e.g. gamma, neutrons) can damage or destroy electronic devices or sensors, corrupt signals in analogue or digital circuits, corrupt data or programs in digital circuits (memories, microprocessors, microcontrollers, FPGAs, etc. ). These effects can appear gradually due to cumulative phenomena, or instantaneously due to a single particle (e.g. a neutron) causing a...

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  4. Matteo Cecchetto (CERN)
    20/10/23, 14:15

    A large variety of electronic components and systems is installed in the tunnel and in shielded alcoves along the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) accelerator at CERN, which is needed to operate the machine. However, when the LHC is operating, the interaction of the proton beams with elements of the machine, such as the collimators and the collision debris from the experiments, produce...

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  5. M. Carmen Ruiz Ruiz (Universidad de Granada)
    20/10/23, 14:30

    Particle beam radiation, and therefore neutrons, are classified as ionising radiation due to their biological effect. They can affect biological tissue in two main ways: by inducing cell death and by inducing genetic alterations that can lead to stochastic or deterministic effects in cells. Neutrons have been classified as high LET (Linear Energy Transfer) particles and, due to the large...

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  6. Antonio Miguel Lallena Rojo (Universidad de Granada)
    20/10/23, 14:45

    Most cancer patients worldwide who undergo radiotherapy are treated with megavoltage X-rays, though other forms of radiation (such as protons or heavy ions) are being incorporated to clinics. In all these treatment types, the absorbed dose is the fundamental magnitude to determine the effects of ionising radiation on both normal or tumor living tissues. However, a single relationship between...

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  7. Fernando Mota (Laboratorio Nacional de Fusión, CIEMAT)
    20/10/23, 15:00

    The International Fusion Irradiation Facility-DEMO Oriented NEutron Source (IFMIF-DONES) will be an experimental facility that will provide a characteristic spectrum of high energy and intensity neutrons. Its primary functionality will be to test materials under equivalent nuclear fusion irradiation conditions to qualify them for the future nuclear fusion power plant DEMO. The material...

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  8. Dr. Laura Fernández Maza (Servicio Andaluz de Salud. H.U. Punta de Europa)
    20/10/23, 15:15

    Nuclear medicine and radiopharmacy are two disciplines that are making great strides in the development of new radiotracers. Theragnosis with radiopharmaceuticals represents a breakthrough in increasingly targeted cancer therapies. This concept involves diagnosis and treatment with two radionuclides of the same element or related molecules with different isotopes ensuring that what you image...

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  9. Javier Praena (University of Granada)
    20/10/23, 15:30
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